lecture 18 Flashcards

1
Q

what does each letter of PECOT stand for

A

population
exposure
comparison
outcome
time

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2
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in gate frame, define source

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Population the sample is recruited from, those in the population eligible to be in study

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3
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in gate frame define sample

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the people from the sample who were in the study

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4
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what are we aiming to do in analytic epidemiology

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In analytic epidemiology, we want to quantify the degree to which an exposure increases or decreases the occurrence of the outcome

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5
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whats relative risk

A

ratio of incidences:
I exposed
——————
I comparison

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6
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whats the null value of relative risk and whats this mean

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Exposure doesn’t change occurrence of outcome, so no association between exposure and outcome, the null value is one 1.

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7
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Interpreting relative risk for incidence proportions and incidence rate

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the exposed group were x times as likely to develop outcome compared to comparison group

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8
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risk difference can be called

A

attributable risk

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9
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whats risk difference calculation

A

Ie - Ic

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10
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whats null value for risk difference and what does this mean

A

icidence for both groups is equal so there is no association. the value is 0.

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11
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interpreting risk difference for Ip

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there were x amount more/less per x (people over time) of outcome in exposed group compared to comparison.

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12
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interpreting risk difference for IR

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there were x amount more/less cases per person year of exposure in exposed group compared to comparison group

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